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Originally Posted by The Third Man
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No one has explained the disparity in the poll. I am open to an arguement.
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The poll entirely lacks the piece of information required to even measure race. It needs to look at racial difference within the democratic party. 90-something % of blacks are democrats, and 90-something % approve.
~30-something % of whites are democrats, and around 30-something % approve. Nothing to see here, move along—or is there something there that the poll doesn't tell us?
Actually, the fact that blacks monolithically vote for one party IS a sign of a racial bias on their part. Since other groups are "normally" spread among different political values (even across income levels), it is odd for a group not to be. A large % must pull the "D" lever without thinking about it at all.
If black support for BO is significantly higher than white democrat support for BO, then is certainly shows they like him for his race as a primary factor I think. Need that data, though.
All the poll breakout says is that generically, Democrat support is 79%. That is weighted by the increased black support, so clearly white, democratic support is below 79%.
That does show a real divide. I think that it certainly points out the racism of the black voters, actually. They support BO at rates higher than other democrats, and his race is a likely reason.
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